V
Weaiie.soay
J
uic
10.
,y;
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TOM
As
I
See
It
ii
i
lie,
PARLIAMENT
An
InrtppndPnt
dallv
nf-wspappr
ctevoted
to
tlie
upbxiildlnK
of
Prlur
Rupert
and
Nictlu-rii
and
Otttrtil
Brittsh
Cidunibia
Kffmbpr
of
CanudiaM
Prf
Ai:cUt
Hiirt-.tn
at
Clrciilai-lniLS
Canadian
Dully
NewspajHT
A-s-mxMhMi
n.
Published
by
Thf
Pnnif
Rupm
Daily
Ki
s
Llmltml.
J.
P.
MACIOR,
Prefld.nl
H
(1
PK!!HV,
Vlee-Presldent
Subserltlou
Hates:
,
By
carrifr
Pr
week,
a.c:
per
luouih.
l
ie).
e-n
ar,
tuitm
tgTith
By
mH
Hr
miiiilh,
?;
per
year.
tK
wl.
-SS-
a
lit
O
Crut'iilher
It
was
our
privilege
this
week
the
reports
that
weather
roiull-to
entertain
Mis.
tlodfrry,
who
lions
are
such
that
they
would,
is
a
sister
of
A.
N.
Dando,
Presi-
j
in
themselves,
prohibit
the
con-dent
of
the
Smithcrs
and
Dist-
Ustruction
of
an
airport
on
nii-.by
riet
Chamber
of
Commerce.
Mi
s.
:
Island.
I
trust
that
this
infor-Godfrey
and
I
are
both
fi
rmer
i
matlon
will
clarify
any
mlsun-resldents
of
Nelson.
B.C.,
;-o
we
i
derstandlng
there
may
have
been
!
CKNERAL
GPJIENTHF.R'S
visit
to
Ottawa
was
a
!
great
success.
.The
NATO
Supreme
C4mmander
AiithorlPrt
ns
aerond
c
ia:
mall
ly
Need
For
Civil
P
IS
disturbing
to
reflect
after
one
irreat
w
ar
w
other.
The
civil
defence
Canada
and
the
U.S.A.
is
a
iimm-Psswl
all
the
Canadians
regarding
the
weather
survey.
I
eather
fro'm
newspaper
reports
that
Frank
Anfield.
our
popular
Indian
Superintendent
and
hard
working
citizen,
will
soon
be
leaving
Prince
Rupert;
and
1
cannot
puss
up
this
op-
I
of
American
military
man
not
looking
for
trouble,!
!
h,,r
,..,lml
,.n.rmnt.nt
tn
niPi't
it
if
it
comes
'
,
v
i
Tin
Oenernl
met
the
prcs.i
mihlic
lv
and
h:l
off-llv-recoid
i
discussions
with
the
Cabinet
and
I
I
he
MPs
and
Senators
fccnevally.
1
1
here
w.is
nothing
new
or
st.irt-I
ling
in
the
facts
and
figures
sup-i
plied
by
the
General.
But
the
1
NATO
commander
was
able
to
;
draw
the
picture,
especially
.if
I
Europe,
so
clearly
that
everyone
I
in
the
Capital
now
has
a
much
:
better
idea
of
what
is
what.
!
i
AS
I
think
over
what
we
heard
from
General
Onienther,
I
ifeel
the
real
danger
i.s
not
so
r.
'
V
f
'""
..V
have
bitterly
condemned
the
In-,
dian
Communist
Party
as
thr
tool
of
Moscow,
i
'
I
have
been
making
some
In-quiries
to
find
out
whether
there
is
any
possibility
of
finunelnl
help
from
here
for
the
new
Prince
Rupert
Museum
building
but
It
seems
that
museums
i
except
the
National
Museum
I
'
are
not
within
the
purview
of
any
Dominton
department.
I
note
that
our
Museum
Is
holding
a
tag
day
on
July
3.
I
am
sure
we
ul
hope
that
that,
and
the
Museum's
other
proieeU
will
be
very
successful.
Just
u
few
hours
befoie
I
started
to
witwt!v:e
uotes,
Mr.
Howe.
Minister
of
Trade
and
Commerce,
announced
In
the
House
I
he
signing"
of
an
agreement
with
Italy,
bv
one
of
the
terms
of
which,
the
Italians
make
avall-;
utile
$2,()(HI.0O0
for
the
purchase
of
canned
salmon.
This
action
was
enrouraged
by
the
reduced
prices
at
which
canned
salmon
has
been
selllne
In
Eurone
.
-
---
-
I
his
ailvt-rmemc
nt
is
nut
published
ur
displmcil
hi
tht
l.icuor
Control
Hnarii
or
bv
i
be
tjoicriiment
ol
Hrtmii
Columbia
DINING
PLEASUR
in
A
nix.
,.
.
"imUW3
f
if
Commodore
Ci
q
COMl
AND
TEST
OUR
1954
STUDEBAK
STATION
WAGo!
For
a
fooil
w
nntimifji
our
A-:!0
AI'STIN.
An
r
nun
a
hm
,,rK.(
j
h.i.i,
that
ini-ludra
lu
her
wals,
leather
uph.
directional
MtnjKauili
del
roster
unit.
AUTO
SERVIC
much
from
attacks
by
the
no-
.th.tt
btter
away
from
the
glare
:
radio
station
on
Diubv
I
bind.
tonlial
enemy
but
from
lack
of
i
ol
TV
cameras,
radio
micro-
;
The
Minister
confirms
that
there
unity
and
confusion
of
purpose,
.
phones
or
newspaper
reporters,
has
been
no
Indication
in
any
of
i
umung
the
NATO
allies.
j
i
As
of
now,
Russia
could
nut!
fTT
A
A
A
HlADV
By
NORMAN
start
a
war
with
any
hope
of
j
J
I
I
M
VY
M
U
At
T
M
Mrl
Fftfl
portunity
to
say
publicly
how
Kieatly
he
will
be
missed
in
our
city
not
only
in
his
branch
of
..,,..
B""
"
,i.
many
other
fields
of
public
fu
deavor.
And
while
I
am
on
the
subject
of
personalities,
I
would
like
to
mention
the
thrill
I
eut
nut
of
seeing
the
photograph
of
Cor-
j
poral
Don
Dumas
in
various
newspapers.
j
'
j
The
latest
activities
of
Mr.
Nehru
seem
to
indicate
a
siini-
ficanl
change
In
his
neutralism,
us
voiced
at
the
recent
Conference
of
Southeast
Asian
Prime
Ministers
in
Colombo.
Until
his
recent
speech
admitting
that
the
West
has
an
undoubted
Interest
In
what
happens
In
Asia,
in
his
.speeches
at
least,
he
seemed
to
have
Ignored
this
undoubted
tact,
almost
to
have
warded
the
Western
Powers'
legitimate
interests
as
an
attempt
at
interference
In
the
Asiatic
peoples'
exclusive
affairs.
The
Colombo
Conference
persuaded
him
that
the
Great
Powers
now
meeting
at
Geneva
the
United
'States,
Britain
and
Russia,
as
well
as
I
Communist
China
have
the
j
rhrht
to
participate
in
any
settle-
ment
for
peace
in
Indo-China.
I
Since
they
are
delivered
In
ob-
i
score
places
and
seldom
report-
ed.
it
Is
little
realized
in
the
j
Western
World
that
Mr.
Nehru's
recent
speeches
to
his
own
people
i
Hie
P
jht
f
'Hir
Dejinrtnieut
Ottawa.
Defence
that
less
tlian
10
years
must
no
v
simulate
an-held
cxercit
jointly,
by
Litter
rcn-iiii.'lc
t
that
the
it
BY
I,!'?
PL
I,
foi:
Visit
he
met
as
the
best
tvoe
i
!
-
-
-
i
would
never
start
something
which
we
all
would
not
approve.
IT
WOULD
be
a
good
thfll"
if!
'
groups
of
MPs
of
all
the
NATL),
I
countries
should
meet
tocetlier'
once
a
year
or
so
and
talk
ovt
r
our
common
problem.
Also,
it
would
be-sr
good
th.ni;
if
at
lea.st
hajf
of
the
sestiion
of
such
meetings
were
held
in
private,
free
from
the
glare
of
publicity.
For
if
you
are
goins
to
have
really
frank
and
heart-J
to-heart
talks
yoii
can
often
do
A
veteran
Parliament
Hill
commentator
remarked
the
other
day
that,
for
an
lnxtitu-1
tion
that
was
supposed
to
be
concerned
about
rallying
public,
support
to
its
side,
the
moribund
Senate
had
a
strange
way
of
u-i
ing
about
things.
He
was
referring
to
the
ar-I
chaic
Red
Chamber's
flat
rej-
c-j
tion
of
the
proposal
of
one
of
its
own
members-Senator
Neil
Mc-
Lean
of
New
Brunswick
that
it
pive
clau.se-ljv-claiise
consirtei.i-!
tion
to
the
i.ew
Bank
Act
.sent
to
it
from
the
Commons
for
eon-i
currence.
There'.s
a
coi..sf-:..-:ns
of
opinio.!
in
impartial
Parliament
Htfl
cur-
cies
that
the
Senate
weakened
it:
elf
still
further,
before
t,K-.
bar
of
public
opinion
when
it
re
-;
fu.'d
to
give
even
,-eriou.s
eo.-i
Mar
ialiun
In
the
New
Brun.sv.ir.;
Sri!iilo:"s
proposal.
j
er.Htor
MeLeun's
argument
I
v
as
that
the-Senate
emplcyed
j
lie
e!au:;e-by-cluuse
method
la
lia.ullin",
lesser
bills,
nct?.'.jly
i!i
'
miner
divorce
bills
that...
eu
tlii'iiu"h
the
chamber
by
.
ilu:
hundred
every
session.
That
being
normal
procedure,
his
senses
ol
proportion
and
of
propriety;
were
out
raped
by
the
piopcs:il
laj
"railroad''
a
measure
upon
which
I
the
economy
of
the
country
'must
i
re.t
in
important
decree
until
j
the
next
scheduled
Bank
Act
r-vi.
ion
.some
ten
v
..;rs
hence:
The
work-shy
Uenaiors
believ-
td.
of
course
that
I
lev
had
an
answer
lo
the
New
Bruivswie.1'
j
Senator's
argument.
Before
com-
i
ins
before
them
the
bill
had
bee,.
I
considered
clause-bv-clanse
for
world's
trial
by
fire
may
not
et
be
ended.
But
it
is
a
reminder
that
must
be
made.
If
this
country
i.s
not
safe
from
attack,
it
would
be
in-vitini
our
own
destruction
to
pretend
otherwise.
Although
we
vould
like
to.
think
there
is
no
danger,
it
is
not
a
condition
that
can
be
wished
away.
Some
idea
of
official
thinking
on
the
subject
can
be
gained
from
the
scope
of
the
exercise.
Preparations
must
have
extended
back
over
a
considerable
period
to
sta.ee
a
mock
attack
of
such
proportions.
The
planning
would
have
to
range
all
the
way
between
the
smallest
local
group
and
the
international
level.
Hundreds
-of
man
hours
must
have
been
spent
to
ensure
that
the
affair
was
the
most
accurate
possible
enactment
of
the
real
thin.'j.
But
the
planners
worked
under
two
serious
handicaps.
One
was
that
Canadians
and
Americans
have
never
been
bombed
on
their
home
soil.
The
other
was
the
unknown
effect
of
atomic
warfare.
In
the
last
war
the
Japanese
were
the
only
victims
of
atom
bombs,
and
since
then
development
of
the
veapon
has
gone
so
far
that
any
previous
experience
probably
offers
little
measure
for
judging
what
a
future
attack
would
do.
Scientists
may
be
able
to
estimate
accurately
the
extent
of
the
blast,
"but
who
can
make
any
worthwhile
guess
about
its
psychological
impact?
Applied
to
countries
which
have
been
spared
bombing
of
any
kind,
the
problem
must
end
with
a
very
large
interrogation
mark.
Put
instead
of
being
allowed
to
confuse
the
situation,
these
factors
should
be
looked
upon
as
making
it
more
important
than
ever
that
everything
be
done
to
go
along
with
the
civil
defence
organization.
Our
civil
defence
holds
out
the
best
hope
that
there
will
be
some
meth'
:'i
the
madness,
some
lif;
.'i
tbf
-.orm
ef
Vatli.
To
Samia
or
ife
Sakra
'
ANYWHERE!
A
TRAVEL
til,
ID
TICKET
AGENT
.
ucip
YOU
WILL
TDlp
YOUK
""K0
A
.
I
PLAN
KT
6
-i
.,-
had
a
wonderful
chut
iihout
places
and
people
"back
home
in
British
Columbia
The
Minister
of
Transport
ims
"liulp
vry
rlear
,he
Potion
with
resuect
to
weather
ol)-!?rva-
,.
Diubv
Island.
When
the,
initial
surveys
were
beinij
under-i
taken
for
a"n
airnort
in
the
Prince
Rupert
area,
the
meteorological
ri
vii
r
ui
vnr
urr.il
l
II
Mil
t
ill
;
Transport
lnvestiMatid
the
pus-
i
sibility
of
establishing
weather
;
olisei
viiu;
points
on
various
is-
j
lands
In
the
area.
But
it
was
'
soon
found
that
the
establish-
j
ment
of
the
airport
depended
j
far
more
on
topography
and
that
j
a
spec
ial
weather
survey
was
not
;
required.
1
can
assure
you,
how-
;
ever,
that
weather
observations-"
will
be
continued
bv
marine
!
value
as
an
lunrover
-ol
Hoilm-
oi
Commons
legislation.
There
is
i
distinguished
core
of
real
experts
on
pub'lii
questions
in
the
Upp
-r
Chamber
which
lends
.'-uili
ari
argument
imprivsive
.support.'
Usually
metiliomd
In
this
con-,
nection
are
Senators
Neil
Mc-'
Lean.
T.
A.
Crerar,
Norman
I.am-
bert.
W.
D.
Filler.
Norman
Patterson,
A.
K.
Hui'i'Ssen.
Arthur
Hardy.
Jacob
Nicol,
A
lelaril
God-bout,
John
Karris.
Michael
Bashu,
and
pos.iibiy
a
do.en
o'her5.
All
there
S.
na'or-i
are
men
of
vide
business
r.nd
pubUc
experience
Tin
ir
knowledge
is'
essentially
U
tne
practical
su't.
Senator
Mel.evi
mnd
it
clear
that
he
didn't
want
to
.simply
duplicate
th:.'
work
of
the
House
of
Commons.
Hut
ttv
vital
economic
clauses
in
the
Banking
Bill
he
wjiitid
trie
fu!l-l
ao-plication
ol
the
(-Xpert
cunomts
knowted?!.
which
the
Senate
contains.
Btil
rank
ui.d
-t:i."
r.ii-lority
in
tlie
Senate
whom
a
solt
lile
has
made
slot
;-f"i,
wouldn't
taice
on
what
limited
li';?
a
lar.v-sied
job
of
v.cr.;.
Par.
lament
Hill
opinion
p-enerally
doesn't
refard
their
attitude
as
too
helpful
to
the
already
v.-eik
-ned
Sen-.ate
cause.
Villislon
Makes
Fwo
Appointments
VICTORIA
(CP)
Education
Minister
Ray
Williston
Tuesday
mnouneed
the
appointment
of
tw
new
officials
to
his
re-i
in-
They
are:
Franklin
P.
iwrs.
Crat.trwik
school
inspector,
who
Ls
appointed
thief
inspector
of
schools
for
the
piovince.
Now
you
ran
Set
that
power
bat
k
And
Ret
it
by
the
time
you've
used
two
tank
f
ills
ol
iMsolme.
You
do
this
by
usuii:
Shell
Premium
Gasoline
wilh
TCP.
With
your
first
gallon,
TCP
additive
starts
to
break
through
the
power
barrier
set
up
hy
lead
and
carbon
deposits,
it
"tireprools"
the
hot
spots
in
combustion
chambers,
preventing
pre-it;ni-tion.
Power,
works
for
you
again!
1
1
changes
the
deposits
on
spark
plugs'
so
they
no
Ioniser
short-circuit.
You
get
a
full
spark
ng.iin
the
plug
lires
every
time.
Your
engine
smooths
out
and
the
fuel
pays
ofT
in
power.
To
keep
your
engine
tuned
aa
only
TCP
additive
can
do
it,
buy
Shell
Premium
Gasoline,
with
TCP
when
you
fill
your
tank.
Kememlx-r,
the
only
place
you
can
get
it.
is
at
Shell
Stations,
Wherever
in
the
world
you're
hound
.
,
.
hy
train,
plane
or
ship
...in
Canada,
Iht
VniltJ
Stales!
Weit
Indies,
l'uropt
,
.
.
your
Canadian
National
Ticket
Agent
will
issue
tiikeu
and
gladly
help
you
with
rt-st-rvaiinin
and
all
arrange
Let
us
not
delude
ourselves
into
thir.Ki'ng
cannot
happen
here.
It
can.
ments.
Travel
is
our
htiiiiets.
Keep
us
in
mind
htnyno':
places.
We'll
do
our
best
to
make
your
trip
t
P'"
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCE?
'if'',
-
t
j
-,
VV'-v...
-
t
V
-."-.
t
:.
'
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some
munlhs
lu
the
Hou.se
olzed
departmerl
Commons.
They
were
prepared
to
take
the
thoroughness
of
the
Green
Chamber's
work
to
granted,
without
seeking
to
improve
upon
it.
tutiiiiate
vicioiy
On
the
con-greatest
trary,
one
of
the
de-
Iterrents
to
any
such
attack
Is:
line
absolute,
positive
certainty;
1
that
within
a
few
hours
of
the
i
beginning
of
.such
an
attack
i
whole
cities
and
industrial
areas;
:
j
in
Russia
would
be
wiped
out.
!
i
i
j
The
far
greater
danger
Ls
that
!
the
western
alliance
should
come
;
'apart
at
the
seams.
The
world
j
1
Communist
power
bloc
could
ex-!
j
tend
its
domain
by
a
succession
!
j
I
of
civil
wars,
such
as
the
present
I
j
one
in
Indo-China.
Or
powerful
partners
now
In
NATO
could
be-
I
j
come
broken
hnk-s
instead
of
i
strong
links
in
the
chain
of
mutual
defence.
!
France,
for
instance,
ls
I
he
!
greatest
danger
spot
in
NATO
precisely
because
she
has
bogged
!
down
in
a
confused
war
in
fur
off
Asia,
where
the
whole
terrible
truth
can
be
.summed
j
up
in
one
sentence:
!
She
can't
win,
and
she
can't
j
j
quit.
.
.
j
Yet
the
quicksand
war
.
in
;
j
Indo-China,
effectively
p.iralyz-
t
es
at
least
half
the
potential
i
strength
that
France
eould
put!
,
inlo
th
;
mutual
defence
o
:,
Europe.
.
.
!
And
precisely
because
the
!
peril
to
France
is
so
grave,
and'
because
so
much
of
France's;
strength
is
drained
off
to
Indo.
China,
potential
-German,
strength
loom.?
all
ths
larger
in
Europe
with
complications
tu
everybody,
but
above.
Ul.
France.
!
;
NOBODY
has
all
the
answers
to;
the
problem.-
of
U.e
western
i
alliance.
But
som.
of
the
an-
j
sw;.
rs
are
already
quite
clear.
One
thing
ve
need
is
some
i
better
.an-,
or
consultation
j
among
.itli'ury
people
of
NATO
counlri
Day
ni'i-
n
,y
nadians
read
about
th:lr
next
door
neighbors
and
elos,?
allies,
th
Americans.
Can
anybody
say
that
most
of
what
we
read
in
the
papers
or
hear
over
the
radio,
makes
us
like
the
Americans
better
or
trust
them
more
ns
allies?
Apart,
altogether
from
the
hitleetfji
;;iect;u:le
of
the
rise
of
that
ve
hear
and
read
about
i
are
such
as
deal
with
troubles
!
or
negative
aspects
of
life.
Yet
if
we
get
in
a
room
with
j
the
best
type
of
American,
such
i
as
General
Gruenther,
we
feel
an
immediate
and
real
sense
of!
kinship.
We
feel
that
he
talks;
and
thinks
just
as
we
do.
Wc
j
feel
that
he
wants
exactly
the
I
same
things
in
the
world
as
we
want
-
and
what
i.s
far
more
1m-
J
Dorian
t,
we
get
lo
know
that
he
!
JUNEAU
$41-40
IVIIITEHORSE
$56-oo
SEATTLE
.
$6500
!
Dr.
W.
A.
Plenderleith,
school
The
fact
Is,
however,
that
one
'
inspector
for
Sooke,
Salt
Spring
of
the
main
arguments
advanced
and
Saanlch
school
districts,
ap-on
behalf
of
the
Senate
In
re-
pointed
co-ordinator
or
services
lent,
years
has
been
its
potential
for
the
department.
better
business
conditions
can
be
j
kini:cd
for.
Ever
hear
of
de-l
nvi
-ir,ri'
VVi
hnup
Anvwnv
It';!
,,ii
old
and
-
-
-
olh':r
authorities
allege
th'it
dictiov
aries
claim
depression
also
means
a
s'-nse-of
.sinkins,
a
feeling
of
lowered
v:lu!ily.
a
diminution,
a
humbling,
a
degradation,
a
withdrawal
and
i.eelusion.
But
then,
recession
"in:,
run
its
course."
Hasn'l
Washington
said
so.
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A
t.irm,
in
a,il.ilied
with
flow-lawn.s
.iii
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iipd
auci
i
tiat'-way
Ir
of
cnh.uicea
value-.
The
farmer
can
do
more
and
he
ought
to
be
happier
a;id
.n-ahl'ier.
The
farmerette
Ls
mote
widely
informed
and
enjoys
more
friendships.
.
Vancouver
letter
carriers
re-
port
having
been
bitten
by
dogs
'
no
fewer
than
I.'irty
times
since
j
early
in
the
year.
When
mail
Ls
j
being
dropped,
Carlo's
teeth
can
j
hurl
like
blui
es
when
they
.snap
;
:it,
or
el..--
on
the
postal
fingers.
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Touching
a
Tool
You
Can
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this
GALA
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it
your
grocers
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ff
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SOUPS
,
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dogs,
cod
cuts
1
fc-T'-'i
other
dishes
No
mailer
how
far
the
vo
lur-
of
;
the
dnllsir
drons.
it
will
net
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il.,
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to
get
it.
On
what
Ottawa
call::
a
fi
si
visit
to
Canada
General
Aif'C-.l
M.
Gruenlher,
supreme
commander
of
the
allied
power;
ill
Europe,
has
been
spend;iv:
a
few
days
on
this
side
of
the
Atlantic.
Spa;tking
of
Sr.vii
t
H1'
-slj
he
remarked
an
i
tt.'i-l;
in
l'J.r)4
would
ment
d,"feai
altiiuu"1)
.
n-
adinilte(lHirtt.W('MUt,:lK;
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dial
n
es.:,e..
jin
(!
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ii:iv-
unyiliiii'?
if
aiiyUidy.
ftl.l'K
MONDAY
Not
only
did
it.
look
mi
c
1
IV
hour
to
rtart
work.
It
wa:-.
!
v
en
a.m.
Monday
was
plenty
f
as
the
big
yellow
bus
rolled
lo
a
nop
and
the
en.wded
cafe
f'mnd
new
seats.
Somehow,
lo"':.,r.'.-'jack
over
Hie
t
ommi
ii'
euruit
of
my
week
give;
one-a
Letter
1
-
I
-ing.
When
the
diydink
and
ship
yard
at
Prince
Rupert
was
I)
'-lng
built,
that
fact
alone
brouglu
,
many
hundreds
of
si
i
angers,
net
j
Induced
them
to
put'
their
money
here
and
stay
with
th"
town,
i
What
would
have
been
thought
j
could
it
have
been
known
then
I
that
the
splendid
plant
would
be
i
.ten
advertised
tor
sale
in
tie-summer
of
1UM.
Misak
Aivaoff.
born
in
Tiflis
i
Russia
i
8!)
years
ago.
was
one
of
the
early
builders
of
Prince
Rupert.
He
died
recently,
his
photo
being
in
the
Vancouver
Sun.
He
is
said
lo
have
made
three
fortunes
and
lost
that
many
as
well.
People
were
.supposed
to
be
air
raid
mlneled
on
Monday
in
most
of
British
Columbia's
cities
but
if
one
can
judge
from
close
observation
everyone
here
was
calm
and
collected.
Sirens
were
said
to
be
sounding
from
coast
to
roast
but
speaking
generally
when
the
time
comes
to
lay
low
and
keep
cool,
we
do
that
anyway,
particularly
the
latter
part.
The
United
Stales
"prss
persists
in
declaring
the
recession
"has
about
run
its
course."
Declarations
like
this
have
been
expected
and
that
from
now
on
PRINCE
RUPERT
TO
IIEliC
ovenM
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a
Ufa
They're
Baked!
Bivih
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Cooked
SPAGHETTI
WICK-TO-FIX
HEir;;
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finest
flavour
value!
NBm
STRAINED
AND
MEAli
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BABIES
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BABY
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"ns"
ir-
All
of
today's
gasolines
contain
deposit-forming
compounds.
In
automobile,
engines,
tliejw
tin.
posits
of
lead
and
farhoii
sleal
power
two
ways:
In
combustion
chambers
they
get
so
hot
they
sot
off
tlie
fuel
mixture
prematurely.
The
explosion
hits
the.
piston
"on
the
rise"
before
it
rcarhcti
the.
proer
firing
position.
This
means
power
wasted,
not
used.
The
nume
for
this
is
pre-ignilion.
and
it
li.-ipHna
most
ollen
when
more
power
is
nclunlly
needed
in
pnssiiia
or
climbing
a
hill.
;
The
second
way
these
deposits
stool
power
is
by
short-circuit
ing
the
spark
plugs.
The
plugs
niis-lire,
especially
with
the
engine
accelerating
or
pulling
hard.
And
when
an
engine
isn't
hitting
on
nil
cylinders,
naturally
gasoline
and
power
are
being
wasted.
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